Kevin Pillar Cheers Jays' 2021 World Series Push

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome to Toronto News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Kevin Piller, the former Toronto Blue Jays Outfielder, who's shown during their 2015 and 2016 playoff runs, is buzzing about the team's 2026 season. The Jays made a deep world series push last year, their first since 1993, and Piller, now retired after seven strong years in Toronto, where he racked up 14 wins above replacement, still cheers for his old club. The Jays went big in the offseason, loading up to stay in the World Series Hunt, despite coming off that championship hangover risk. Analysts and fans alike see them as top contenders, heading into opening day against the Oakland Athletics at Rotter Center. Piller shared his take on a recent podcast, urging fans to soak up the excitement no matter the result. He pointed out how the team has shifted from hunters to the hunted, as manager John Schneider noted early in camp, quoting George Springer on the new. Pressure. With Kevin Galsman starting on the mound Friday night, the stage is set for a festive

1:05kickoff. Piller himself plans to be there, lending his voice for SportsNet coverage. Blue Jays Nation has plenty to build on, and with voices like Piller's fuelling the fire, this could be another thrilling ride toward October glory.